Sentence examples for most extreme was from inspiring English sources
Most extreme was the southern tip of the island, including the financial district, where only rescue workers were allowed in.
Suicide, the oldest group on the list of 39 and possibly the most extreme, was there to play its first album, made in 1977.
Starting on 30 September each year (well before the dry season), the set of consecutive days for which the cumulative deficit reached its most extreme was identified, and that deficit defined the year's dry season (Engelbrecht et al. 2007).
The most extreme was a patient who had five joints with a negative change score and four joints with a positive change score (circle in fig 1A).
The most extreme is the Alternative Minimum Tax.
At its most extreme is the root of the horrific scenes in Woolwich on Wednesday.
One of the places where this contrast is most extreme is Belfast West, judged by Which? to be the sixth most financially distressed constituency in the country.
Among this group, the most extreme were 16 drag-racing cars — machines that many consider the black sheep of the automotive world.
"What makes this particular situation most extreme is the terrible situation the state is in," said Jon Summers, a spokesman for Mr. Reid.
Most extreme is "Room," Donoghue's blockbuster from 2010, and the basis for the Oscar-winning movie of the same name.
You have played many fearsome roles – the most extreme being the Governor in the US zombie drama The Walking Dead; would you like to play nicer characters?
